Post your daily ZHP/BMW/MINI pics!

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Originally Posted by 3ZHPGUY

Good shots! If you want the car clearer, move with the car when shooting. The car will be clear and the grass blurred showing speed and motion.


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Definitely. These were both lower speed corners, so the panning isn’t as noticeable. It was also very bright, and I don’t have a 62mm ND filter, so even at 200ISO I couldn’t shoot any slower than 1/125sec.

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Originally Posted by 704sw

@bimmerteknik rolling through NASCAR Bend at VIR...

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4784/...4b3ea352_o.jpgDSW_4415_ by Spenser W, on Flickr

And entering Turn 4...

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4760/...e5374aac_o.jpgDSW_4507_ by Spenser W, on Flickr

I wish I'd walked over to to Turn 5 and the Snake, but frankly I was just too lazy. I'm also rapidly realizing the AF speed on that lens simply isn't quick enough to keep up with motorsport photography...whatever, who needs money?

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very nice! what camera and lens were you using? whats the EXIF on the images? the shutter speed looks relatively low.. probabyl less than 1/250th sine the wheels arent frozen which is a good thing.


would love to edit one of these with your permission. i love editing.

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Originally Posted by nextelbuddy

very nice! what camera and lens were you using? whats the EXIF on the images? the shutter speed looks relatively low.. probabyl less than 1/250th sine the wheels arent frozen which is a good thing.

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All were a Nikon D700 and an old Nikkor 70-210 f/4 AF-D, 200 ISO in Shutter Priority.

NASCAR Bend: f/11, 1/200, 155mm
Turn 4: f/14, 1/250, 210mm

I really need an AF-S lens for this kind of photography, and VR would be nice to slow things down even further. Really regretting selling my 70-300VR several years ago.

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Originally Posted by nextelbuddy

would love to edit one of these with your permission. i love editing.

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Yes please, I’ll send you the raws. I never took the time to learn editing beyond the most basic of basic. I opened these, tweaked the exposure a little bit, and lightly burned the background to bring back a little bit of contrast. I don’t use a CPL on that lens (eyeroll) because the hood screws into the filter threads, and makes it a huge PITA once the focus barrel starts turning.

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Originally Posted by 704sw

All were a Nikon D700 and an old Nikkor 70-210 f/4 AF-D, 200 ISO in Shutter Priority.

NASCAR Bend: f/11, 1/200, 155mm
Turn 4: f/14, 1/250, 210mm

I really need an AF-S lens for this kind of photography, and VR would be nice to slow things down even further. Really regretting selling my 70-300VR several years ago.



Yes please, I’ll send you the raws. I never took the time to learn editing beyond the most basic of basic. I opened these, tweaked the exposure a little bit, and lightly burned the background to bring back a little bit of contrast. I don’t use a CPL on that lens (eyeroll) because the hood screws into the filter threads, and makes it a huge PITA once the focus barrel starts turning.

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raws would be great!

as long as you have AF-C enabled on your camera and use the center 9 point focus mode... even an AF-D lens can focus properly with motor sports since your distance to focus doesnt extend the full range of the lens like you do with birding and wild life.

i have a 300 AF-D lens and it tracks fine with motor sports. you just need to PAN and use a mono pod until you get good at panning by hand. AF-C do it man :)

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Originally Posted by 704sw

Definitely. These were both lower speed corners, so the panning isn’t as noticeable. It was also very bright, and I don’t have a 62mm ND filter, so even at 200ISO I couldn’t shoot any slower than 1/125sec.

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Originally Posted by nextelbuddy

very nice! what camera and lens were you using? whats the EXIF on the images? the shutter speed looks relatively low.. probabyl less than 1/250th sine the wheels arent frozen which is a good thing.


would love to edit one of these with your permission. i love editing.

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Originally Posted by 704sw

All were a Nikon D700 and an old Nikkor 70-210 f/4 AF-D, 200 ISO in Shutter Priority.

NASCAR Bend: f/11, 1/200, 155mm
Turn 4: f/14, 1/250, 210mm

I really need an AF-S lens for this kind of photography, and VR would be nice to slow things down even further. Really regretting selling my 70-300VR several years ago.

Yes please, I’ll send you the raws. I never took the time to learn editing beyond the most basic of basic. I opened these, tweaked the exposure a little bit, and lightly burned the background to bring back a little bit of contrast. I don’t use a CPL on that lens (eyeroll) because the hood screws into the filter threads, and makes it a huge PITA once the focus barrel starts turning.

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Originally Posted by nextelbuddy

raws would be great!

as long as you have AF-C enabled on your camera and use the center 9 point focus mode... even an AF-D lens can focus properly with motor sports since your distance to focus doesnt extend the full range of the lens like you do with birding and wild life.

i have a 300 AF-D lens and it tracks fine with motor sports. you just need to PAN and use a mono pod until you get good at panning by hand. AF-C do it man :)

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Originally Posted by BMWCurves

https://i.imgur.com/X6PDMxI.gif

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lol camera geek talk.

My 70-200mm af-s vr is great and my 28-300mm af-s vr is shockingly good.

I use both for sports photo jobs.

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Originally Posted by stephenkirsh

My 70-200mm af-s vr is great and my 28-300mm af-s vr is shockingly good.

I use both for sports photo jobs.

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Guys my pixel 2 has portrait mode I'll let u borrow it for your racey pictures

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Originally Posted by ZHPizza

Guys my pixel 2 has portrait mode I'll let u borrow it for your racey pictures

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But does it have Portrait Lighting (TM)? Checkmate #iPhoneMasterRace

[emoji23][emoji23] you guys.